From Matthew Byrnes at Dona Ana Community College -- this is another excellent opportunity for those working in game development -- and for working together with educators to solve some of our major educational problems:
Folks
The National STEM Video Game Challenge, a competition that encourages America's students to use their math, science and engineering skills to design video games. The event, which is being held by the Joan Ganz Cooney Center and E-Line Media, will offer two prizes to young gamers this year: a Youth Prize for middle school students, and a Developer Prize, which will be awarded to the best educational game for younger children.
100K Developer Prize Details:
http://www.joanganzcooneycenter.org/Initiatives-31.html
Youth Prize Details:
http://stemchallenge.org/youthprize/Default.aspx
Matthew Byrnes
Department Chair/Instructor
Digital Imaging and Design Technology
Doña Ana Community College
mbyrnes@nmsu.edu
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